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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-01
Fina anCial.

NEW YORK, August 31.-Closing quotation
prices. Four per cent. coupons, l25s4; Al
coupons, 1O9s5 Central Pacific, 1856; Denver
a. Rio Grande, 1859; Louisville & Nashville
611a; Michigan Central, S214 Kansas &
Texas, 2474: New York Central, 106s4
Northern Pacific, 251s; Preferred, 51ss;
38-; Oregon Navigation. 90; Transcon-
tinental, 233s; Pacific Mail, 3sla; Texas
Pacific, 261s; Union Pacific, "a: United
States Express, 761a; Wells, Fargo & Co., 25;
Western Onion, 72a4.
NEW YORK, August 81. = Money closed
g per cent bid
Prime mercantile paper-7@9 per cent.
Sterling exchange-Dull, steady, at $4. SOM
for 60 days, and $4. S334 for demand.
Boston, August 31.-Closing prices Atchi-
son, Topeka and Santa Fe, 1O334; Burling-
ton, 1886; Mexican Central, 1154; Mexican
Central Bonds scrip, -; First Mortgage
Bonds, 70.
NEW YORK, August 31.-Bar silver, 96a.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-01

will sell 1900 acres of the most fertile
land, with water piped; a grand eminence,
with magnificent view, suitable for grand
hotel and town site; twenty miles from Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-01

Legitimate Auction Sales
| OF
Real Estate.
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND co.
ga N. Main ST., Baker Block,
Saturday, Sept. 8, at II a. m.
AS these sales are intended to be legitimate
and bona fde, establishing fair prices and
keeping down ruinous imitation, every care
will be taken to protect purchasers from in
side bidding ard unfair competition.
No. 1.-New Cottage Residence,
with Double Lot, on Monroe
Street,
One block south of Jefferson street, on
cash.
No. 2.-vaIuabIc Lot in the Urms-
ton Tract.
Fronting SO feet on Maxwell avenue by
11s, being lot Il, in block 10. Terms cash.
No. Slot Adjoining,
Same size Terms cash.
No. 4.-Handsome Residence Lot,
on Girard Street,
Being lot Is, block 7, Williamson Tract,
5Ox125. Terms cash.
No. 5.-HandsOme Cottage Resi-
dence,
With lot 5Ox140, on Sanborn avenue,
being lot "a of the Sanborn Tract. Fine
bearing walnut trees on the grounds. Terms
cash.
No. 6.-Very Desirable Lots ON
santa Fe Avenue,
Lot fronting on Santa Fe avenue. 4Ox14O
feet, between Cooper and South streets. Cars
pass tn property. Terms one-half cash.
No. 7.-Lot adjoining, on Santa Fe ave-
nue. same size.
No. Slot IA, in block 5, of J. b. Niles
subdivision of Vernondale; size 5Ox165a.
No. 9.-Lot adjoining No. Is, size 6913x
16412. Terms one-half cash.
Balance of list tomorrow. For particulars
see catalogue on Friday morning. sep1-3t
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-01

AS these sales are intended to be legitimate
and bona fide, establishing fair prices and
keeping down ruinous initiation, every care
will be taken to protect purchasers from in
side bidding ard unfair competition.
, 1887-02-05

GUS amalgamation of estates for factory
purposes, could challenge the best of sugar
making countries to surpasS them. They
have allowed much valuable time to escape
them, thinking in their blind conceit that
Barbados could hold its own through the
merits Of its sugar; but they have been
'left' and it now remains for them to make
the best of their position. There will ne
cessarily be many changes III proprietOr'
ship through the foreclOSing of mortgages,
and n general recaSting Of valuations; but
the rich soil of the island will he left, and
The hard working labourerS; and if the
legislature will provide temporary help by
which machinery suitable to present-day
wants will be provided, there is no reason
why the end of the current year should
not find Barbados in as 1ourishing a con
dition, agriculturally, as it has ever enjoy
ed. 1t possesses soil and labOur, and men
who can utilize both to the best advan-
tage. 1t has now only to engage the ser
vices of the sugar chemist and the engi.
neer, to resume its old position as one OF
the most successful sugar farms in the en-
pire.
, 1887-02-05

We have to acknowledge with
thanks the receipt, for the first time
s'nce It's publication early last years
of a complimentary copy of the
antigua Chmrchman. The current
number, among other interesting
matter, contains q graphic ccoun of
the recent visit Of Bishop Branch to
the Spanish Island of Porto Rico.
The Bishop also visired St. Thomas
on his return, and knowing that the
stipend of the Rector there was in
arrears, he determined to appeal per-
snnally to The lending gentlemen Of
the place to pay it off. He succeeded
wonderfully, for in four days he rails
Ell $500, $500 being subscribed by
rs persons, including u very liberal
donation from Bishop Jackson, and
the remaining $500 was given by one
gentleman, who requested that his
nam" should be KEEP secret. Such
examples Of Iibernlity might we'll be
emn'atrd here by the gentry, who wa
learn are rather backward in their
contributions towards the support of
the Church. 4mtigua Observer.
, 1887-02-05
ARTIFICIAL ICE FOR ST.. KITS.

from the st. Christopher AdUertiser)
It will be interesting news to our
readers TO learn hal Mr.. John A.
BIattau, of Baltimore, y. y, who
came to this island in september
last to make preliminary arrange
mentS for putting up in this town an
Icc-making machine, returned here
by the steamship MMieE a week ago
bringing with him the Machine which
is now being erected at the premises
on the Bay lately occupied by Mr..
W. G. Willard. Mr.. Blattau is nc
compaNird Ivy Mr.. De toppet,thn
inventor OF the machine, and these
gentlemen hope to have everything
in readiness and 10 commence bust
ness on the first of next month. The
Machine is from the Cincinnati Ice
Machine Company, and it is claimed
that better ice can be produced with
, 1887-02-05
BRITISH GUIANA AND VENEZUELA,

A Venezuelan gunboat, the Cen.
%tenariO, is nov Iying in our harbour,
her presence being, it is said, in con
nection with the disputed line Of
boundary between British Guiana
aud VenezurIa. Some months past
our Government settled the dispute
IN their Nv way, so far as the Anna
cnrn lands are concerned. by placing
tire district under the Pomproon Ma
gistrate's jurisdiction. establishing a
police station, and empowering the
CommIssary to collect taxes. Since
this was done with the coast lands in
dispute, the 1mperialG overnmenthav
bad published in the London Official
Gazette and reprinted in the colony's
Gazette m announcement that the
lands in what is now known as the
gold district are henceforth TO be
regarded as British territory. This
was about the simplest why of bring
ing the boundary question to II head.
1t was found impossible after many
years spent in the attempt to get
the unsettled Government of We
nezuela to agree to the appointment
of a Boundary Commission by which
the boundary line could be definitely
settled and as it was inexpedipnt to
allow the matter any longer to remain
in a chaotic state, the British Govern
ment very properly settled it in the
way we have stated. AS to whole
sale grants of untold square miles of
territory conceded by the Venezuelan
Government to "enterprising furri-
ners"-they are not worth serious
consideration. The object Of the vi
sit of the gunboat has MT heen made
very clear as yet, but we know she
visited the Amacuru, Barima and
Walni rivers, and gave formal notice
to the inhabitants therenbouts that a
Venezuelan Commissary would be
appointed Immediately to superintend
them. The futility of this action on
the part of Venezuela is unworthy of
the reputation Mr.. BIanco enjoys for
sound common sense and good BUSH
ness qualities. Any attempt to take
he district from Grant B .itai, by
, 1887-02-05

the "DeCopret Absorption Machine''
than has ever been imported or mar
ufactured in the West Indies. We
feel sure that if the ice is put on the
MAJ k"t at n cheap rate the communi-
~ will do its utmost TO encourage the
enterprise.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26

La Science en- Fda,iile SAYS that a
new Journal is soon to appear as the
organ Of the science Of "nazography."
Nazography, says the author of the
system, permits of divining the char.
acter, habits and inclination of PEG.
pie by q simple inspection of their
poses.
According to this system, the nose
should be Us long as possible, as this
lsa sign OF merit, power and genius
Example: Napoleon and Caesar,
both OF whom had largo noses.
A straight nose denotes a Just,
serious, 6ne, judicious and energetic
mind; the Roman nose, u propensity
Tor adventure; aud wide nose with
open nos,rils is mark Of great sensu.
Atty. A cleft nose shows benevo.
lence; it was the nose of St. Vincent
dc Paul.
The curved, aeshy nose is a mark
OF domination and cruelty. Gather.
inc de Medici and Elizabeth Of Eng.
land had noses Of this kind. The
curved, thin nose, on the contrary, is
. mark Of brilliant mind, but vain
and disposed to be ironical. 1t is the
nose OF dreamer, poet, or critic.
IL the line Of the nose is re-entrant,
that Is, il the nose is turned up, it de-
notes that its owner has a weak mind,
sometimes coarse, and generally play
full, pleasant, or frolicsome.
A pale nose denotes ego,ism, envy.
beartlessness. The quick. passionate,
sanguine man has a strongly colored
nose Of a uniform shade. With the
drinksr the shade becomes more pro-
po1aosd fovssd the tip.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
r..n .MARMsNG HIVE.
Salt Lake Tribune.

~~----
An Eastern paper says: The hrs
st.el cruise. ever built in Chiua, 1t Il
claimed. was recently launched from
i ship yare, at Wampoa. She iui'
filed the tests required, and VIII be
used by the Portuguese governments
n the defense of Manila. The build
ing Of such vessel by native work
men is long stride III the ihdustf'a'
art By the Chinese.
That item does not take up much
space in print, but the nations tha'
count upon their ships had bette'
read 1t carefully. When they one.
learn the business, the Chinese can
build ship for one-third the money
it would cost on the Clyde; they can
sail il for twenty five per cent OF what
the most economic nations OF the
C,ausian race can. When they mas
ter tn. business no other ships can
compete with theirs in carrying ocean
freights, any more than can genef-
Jus white man compete with China
man in making bird cages. We are
not speaking OF this year or next
but Of fifty or hundred years hence'
and predict that the day will come
when by her carrying trade alone
China will collect back from Great
Britain all the money that has beet
wrested from her in the opium trade
China has plenty OF coal and iron.
Her people, while not being inventive,
can initiate anything made by mechan-
les. Teach them the use OF tools
and give them model to work from,
and they will exactly duplicate It, no
matter how intricate it may he. 1t
seems they have already built steel
cruiser. That means infinite trouble
to the men who build ships anywhere
else. They will crowd other ships
from the sea as they crowd washer
women from their tubs, as they pusl
artisans everywhere from their stools
The world has scoaed at ,he generous
Californiaus who have admitted thel
inability to compete with the Chi
nese in ths ordinary simple labors o
the world. The brightest nations
will admit the same fact very soon
for the hive has begun to swarm anc
has become aggressive, and before
long it will stand revealed, terro
of the earth.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
CLASS.
c&. Attention!

We are now prepared TO furnish all
classes with employ ment at home, the
whole OF the time, or for their spare mo-
ments. Business new. light and protiia-
Ole. Persons OF ither sex easily earn
rom 50 cents 10 $500 per evening, and a
proportional sum by d voting all their
line 10 the bsiness Boys and girls earn
nearly MS much ~ men. That all who see
his may send their address, and l. st the
business. we make this offer. To such as
are not well satisfied We will send one dol
lar to Ply for the trouble of writing Full
particulars and outfit free. Address
GEORGE S"IhsoN " Co., Portland, Maine
March u, 81. 1y.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26

In letter to the Carson Appeal
Senator Stewart SAYS:
al have had very satisfactory
talk with the President with regard
to the necessity of enlarging Nevads,
and so disposing of the other Terri
tories SO AS to make the new States
comparatively equal. He fully recog-
n'zes the Importance of the questions
involved. He desired full confer.
ence with me before the meeting of
Congress, and expressed n willing
ness to aid in such division of the
remaining Territories MS will remove
the growing discomfort on account OF
the unequal representation in the
Senate. The President is Il strong
man, but labors under great disad-
vantage in administering laws over SO
vast country, SO small a part of
which he has seen. He has one SPLEEN.
did quality. He is a good listener,
aud learns fast. have great hope
OF success in enlarging Nevada. The
necessity is plain to every one who
cares Tor harmony and good feeling
among the States OF the Union"
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
il Fearney Stree,

il Fearney Stree, ian Franc SCI, Cal
Nervous H. bil,ty. SEMI al w sknfs. Exhausted
ynaity. 'rrl mat ri Gi, ost Mar hood, Imr.
tency Paralysis. o.mmrhHi, an ali the terri
| lie "tecs Of self sb1se. ana e'c-ss in maiutel
wears. such as oss # Nem,ry Las, i'u, e. Nn iur
inn, Noises i'll the Head. vital fl ii pis.h. I'M
bsc,ve in lie mine md All. other disease,
hat lead 10 insanii, aud cath.
YOUNG ZEN
Suflrrit from ans OF the above symptoms shtn T
So hsuli US 1t ,n'e The drain can b, siopI I'd vi
aitN ''sioled thd liit lie made again a pie; sur,
instead If burden
There are many
DDLFAGED NEN
Who are troubled wi h to fr' qnAn' evacuation n
he bladder "ff'n acc maaniei by Sigh, sniar
Hg or burni,g sensatiun and n weak, hing OF Ill,
sediment i'll the urine. elc Many die OF III - Il III
Guilty ipIt' rant Of tie Ca Sc, Mh Il is the q, con,
81 ge # $ mira weakness
UUts tn ,eANrt I'D IN al SUCH rAs's.
oDsultat'on Free I rough organization anf
advice, including th'm,al anal, sis and mrr
so lc xamii aiiun Il the III inc. IS. An Ia mes
~ iniu K ven III eve ease
~" following nj, dicii ce supl lied at the Price,
named:
en .hsTLFY COOPER VITAL PrsToRh
LIVE. 80 bottle, nr # ur times he quantity $40
SAMPLE But LIZ FRtE
seat |" All, onr arpl ing by letter. at 'ng ym),
ms sex al d age shict secrecy i'll regar1 TO vi
Eus ness transactions.
he g. lehrs,.d Kidney Remedy NFPHR STl
UNI, Tor a kinds ot hidety aud Bladder com
i,aints. tom" II oea, Gle,t L. ncorri ni t. Fr
SAFE by all druggists; bott.c, or si1 be tiles 10
10 On.
The rglsh rhrDII1cN. YER AND DY
PEPSIA PILL is the hest in the ma H. For "a,
b. all nsgists; ? ne. 50 cent. a no Ne
:, d'tss rgllsh Ned i Iisrensa. v.
we - MA" NihEfI, S,S FnsscIsco
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26

The Rev. John White, colored
preacher OF Greenwood. Ark, aged
102 years, has married Mrs. Edie
Smith Of the same town, who is over
seventy. Tho reverend gentleman
has been preaching for eighty one
years and has survived three wives
He Is said by local newspaper to be
- straight rs young sapling, and
% show no signs Of physical decay
The ceremony was witnessed by !
large flock Of his descendants, among
whom were several great-grandchild
rem.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
Notice of Forfeiture.


To Harvey Lester:
You are hereby notified that have ex-
pended seven hundred dollars ($1OO) i'll
labor and Improvements upon the Pana-
mint lode or quartz mining claim located
in Banner Mining Dis ric', in Boise coun-
tv, Idaho Territory, in order to hold said
premis under the provisions of section
2 1924, Revised Statutes of The United
States, being the amount required to hold
the same for the Aeais 1881, 1882, 1883
1884, 1885, 1856, and 1877: That your
proportion of such expenditures as ca.
owner is the sum of $233.3315. And j;
within ninety days aitr this notice b.!
publication, on fail or refuse 10 conir h ltt
your proportion Of such expenses as co
owner as aforesaid. your interest in sal,
claim will become the property of thu
subscriber under section 1924 Of the laws
aforesaid.
JAMES IRWIN,
April s, 1887, 90 d.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of Chris. Wilkie, deceased.

Estate of Chris. Wilkie, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by The under
signed. Executor OF the last will and les
lament OF Chris. Wilkie. dec 'ascd. to the
creditors OF aud all persons having clam,
against the said dcce setl, 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within foul
months after the first publication of This
notice, Ia the SAID Executive. at the store
nt John Krnnale, In Idaho City, the same
be ny the place for the transaction of the
business Of said estate, in said county d
Boise. WILHELM LASS,
Executor of the Lust viii and Tesla
mont If Chris. Wilkie. deceased.
Dated this 23d day of April, 1877.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
Notice Of Executors Sale of Real
ISfare.


Notice is hereby given that under and
bv virtue o. the power vested in lis AS Ex
ecuturs ut the last will ami testament oi
Nickolaus poPp, deceased, the undcrsign-
ed, as such Executors, will sell at public
auction, To The highest bidder, for cash
and subject to confirmation 10y The Proba.
Court al Boise county, Idaho Territory
on "Wednesday, the 9Th day of April, 1888,
1T IL O'clock NJ, in front of Metferl's sa.
loon. in Ccniervi lc, in said county ant
Territory, all the right, title, interest and
estate OF the said Nickoaus fopp, ut the
time of his d,uib, and all The righ', TIL
and interest that the said estate has, by or
Grafton of law, ar otherwise, acqul, ed
other Than or III addition 10 that of the
said Nickolaus fopp NJ the time of his
death in and 10 that certail, lot, piece or
parcel of mininl ground, and mining
ditch and water right, situated in said
county AMI Territory, VIZ Those certain
bar and hill mining Gains situate on the
west side Of Grimes creek, aoout halt WAY
between Centervil.e and Piuneerville, SAID
bar ground, or claim, commencing at or
near Nick Popp's old cabin, and extend.
| ing up. facing the creek, 600 I ct more or
less, and being ot hali-moon shape, about
! 100 feet wide at the center, togeiher with
The cabin thereon and all I'M .rovements,
| Also those hill claims ying west of and
| adjoining said bar claims, commencing
above Ladies' Point gnlch and extending
up, facing the bar claims and creek, 500
feet, more or less, 10 The point of rocks
where Ben wilson's Hume crosses Grimes
creek to tue west SIDE, and being oi an av-
crage width OF 800 feet, more or less Also
! that certain ditch and WA er right belong
ing Ia ; I'D claims, taking the waters OF
Ladies' Point AulcL and extending dis
| lance rf about lhree-quurters oi IN le 10
SAID claims; said ditch b, ing of the ca
| paciiy of 90 inc, es of waer more or less.
with the r. 8 rvoir at The head thereof, and
| said water right b ing the third in right
TO the waters at Ladies' int gulch. AL.
81, at the same time, and place. will he
>old for cash, about sixty yards of mining
| hose. more or less. one pick, one mattuck,
three augers, one handsaw, one Henry IL
tie and one i've shooter pistol, the proper.
ly of said estate. DANIEL JoNEs.
BEN WILL SIN,
Executors last will and testament Of
Niekolaus Popp, deceased.
Dated this Man:h Is, 1887. 3w,
The sale OF the above d scribed prcmls.
es and property is HEREBY adjourned and
postponed Ia "Wednesday, Apri; 20, 1887,
at the same hour aud place.
BkN WIiIsoN,
DANIEL. JuNEs,
Executors last will aud testament OF
Nickt laus popp, deceased
The sale Of the premises and property
specified in the foregoing notice is posi-.
poned until Thursday, April %, 1887, ut
The same hour and place.
Rem WILSON,
DANIEL. JoNEs,
Executors last will aud testament of
Nickolaus Popp, deceased.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26

Hannibal Hamlin lives plainly aud
unosten,atiously IN Bangor, Maine.
He wears no overcoat OH the coolest
winter days, walks miles at stretch,
knows everybody, never forgets a
face and rarely name, and generally
can tell you more Of your family his
tory than you know yourself. His
chief relaxation is in fishing. He
employs the old-fashioned angle
worm for bait and discards all the
new-fangled appliances. He is fond
OF dancing, and 1t the Legislative re.
union last winter participated in ev-
cry dance down on the order and
then went home with the pret,iest
girl on the floor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
The nav law passed by the Kausa,

The new law passed by the Kansas
Legislature At its recent session,
makes il necessary for a man desiring
to open drug sore N have twenty
Ave women signers to the petition,
and any person who buys liquor must
70 before : Notary Public and make
an affidavit - to what use he will
make Of il. and that il is not intended
TO 10 drank IS . beverage.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26

AT a maple sugar party in Geneva,
u young lady was so unfortunate as
to SIT on chair where some mamie
sugar had been spilled. When she
came to get up, her dress-skirt stuck
TO the chair, and large place was
torn out exposing the family popcorn
pepper which was strapped on for a
hustle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
The Diliau Murder.

The reward offered for the capture
Of the murderer of Mrs. b lou amount
to $500, as follows: Joseph l>illou,
1900; Sheriff OF Colusa county, So
90; Chinese residents OF Chico, 5000;
Chinese Conul at San Francisco, $400;
Governor Bartlett, $500; Micheal Bill
lou, $500.
The Sacramento Bee says: The lat
est rumor ahoat in this city regarding
the killing OF Mrs. Billou, ut St. John,
CoIusa county, by the Chinaman,
Hong Di, is that the Celestial was mad
ly infatuated with daughter of the
dead woman. The girl, OF course, scot
fed at the Chinaman's protestatons OF
alteration, aud when the Celestial, it is
said learned that the object Of his u
worthy affections had become the pro-
missed wife OF young Weaver, his an
ger knew no bounds. On the morning
OF the tragedy the family aud pros
pective husband aud son in law were
at breakfas', aud the scene of happi-
ness especially on the part of the
young couple doubtless drove hun
frantic. Wild with jealously and rage
he seized his rifle and bounded into
the room, killedMrs. Billou, shot Wea.
yer through tue shoulder and attemp.
ted to kill the girl. This story has
beed tnld in Sacramento, and it finds
ready believers, as, 1t is argued, the
Chinaman must have had some mo-
tive for the murder.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26

Great Britain, always 9 bully in
dealing with weaker power, has ce-
manded el,00o,0U of Hayti as settle
ment in full OF her claims. Failing
immediate payment. she wants Tor
tugas island.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26

N. Lecombe, q Frenchman, has
succeeded in taking long-distance
photographs by fixing telescope in
front OF the objective Of the camera.
The apparatus promises usefulness to
tourists and other amateurs.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-04-26
Notice to Heirs.

In the Probate Court Of Boz County. Idaho
territory.
In The matter II the estate of Chris. -ilkie. de.
ased
Pu, snant to an order of the said cont. made OH
tie lt'h day of Aprii, tSS1 neil IN hereby given
ihst saturday, the 23i day of Apr'. 1881 At II
O'Clock. a VI. OF SAID day ut tn" nrt room VI sad
court ut the tour. Hou T. IN fi.h, City. III Il, ise
county. Idaho Terrt. ~. have b, Ell tpp.ibtrd a.
the time NJ d place for proving the will of d
Chris lkie deceased. and tot h arina the Al PHI
ton Of W. lhelm Lass + rthr issuance 40 him al
letters testanentary whe aud where AN person
inter esteJ my appear aud Goa est the same.
7, =. HAhT.
Judge of the Probate Co irt ami ex,oih;o U ERIK OF
said Con t.
Dated April IL. 1887.